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3 steps to determine whether your healthcare organization can leverage AI.

The tech company applies AI to DNA sequencing to aid clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.

5 cybersecurity threats and how they can be prevented.

CT-152 could leverage evidence-based cognitive therapy to help a wide range of patients suffering from major depressive disorder.

Cybersecurity is evolving. But so are cybercrimes.

The SEM Scanner detected pressure ulcers five days before a nurse’s visual skin assessment.

Can Propeller Health’s asthma monitoring tech be applied more broadly?

We’ve produced 26 episodes of our health-tech podcast. Here are the ones you love the most.

The “pacemaker for the brain” can listen to and stimulate electric current in the brain simultaneously.

Almost 43 percent of healthcare executives reported that there is no single point of accountability when it comes to who has control over the data in an organization, according to a new survey.

Customers with diabetes will gain access to a digital management platform, but the insurer says the arrangement isn’t about data aggregation.

Stories about diabetes, dementia, and more.

Despite evidence to the contrary, wearables like Fitbit not only boost physical activity but also spur tailored fitness plans.

Social media can help decrease depressive symptoms and increase mental-health awareness, but further testing could bring about greater uses.

The digital health sector tallied more than $8B in funding this year and an “Alexa for Doctors” could be just what the doctor ordered.

From virtual reality to mobile videoconferencing, 2018 was a big year for virtual care.

5 trends to look out for in the cybersecurity field in 2019, according to Reg Harnish, CEO of GreyCastle Security.

We haven’t reached the promised land of open access to data, but we are on our way to a more personalized future of care.

From addressing depression to fertility, mHealth apps continued their dominance in 2018.

Who is Amy Abernethy and what does her FDA appointment mean for health data?

What’s next for electronic medical records and health tech?

M*Modal’s health-tech business brings in about $200 million annually.

We’re teaming up with the Sharp Index to collect letters to healthcare providers. Here’s the latest.

Patient data will be at the center of this five-year study, which aims to get to the bottom of asthma’s biological underpinnings.

Data Book explores the evolution of the hospital and hosts a KOL panel on data, wearables and the hospital of tomorrow.

Groundbreaking advances and eye-opening findings in healthcare and tech could reshape the industry and the world.

There was a trend for an increasing rate of surgical events with increasing stress levels, according to the study.

The FDA says the updates address customer feedback to enhance the performance of a mechanical ventilator.